Hollywood stars hide behind public images and private quirks
Hollywood residents reveal private lives behind screen personas. Cagney and Robinson present gentle, art loving sides off screen, while Lombard is a tomboy and Sara Haden surprises as a heavy. John Carradine moves from mild manners to villain roles in studio previews.
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Hollywood
Calif
Janet Gaysor
Santé
Alice Maye
Drigat
Alice
James Cagney
Edward G. Robinson
Cagney
Tite
Robinson
Messites
Alourish
Carole Lombard
Piriends
Sara Haden
Shirley Temple
Sara
Algo
John Carradine
Riiunour
Danish milliner Erik curates bold high fashion hats
Paris reports Erik the Danish milliner launches a new season emphasizing extreme height in hats. Thimble crowns stiff trims and forward upward brims define the look with bright Kelly green and rich purples as dominant colors.
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Paris
Erik
Europe
Alton
New Hale
Survey shows Cleveland Fed May activity held up well
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland reports April industrial advances were strong and May shows little change in operating rates. Employment improved in principal cities, few skilled laborers, and apprentice hiring scarce. Auto industry drove May output toward April records. car and truck sales remained robust, while machine tool orders and steel production faced shifts. Retail sales rose, inventories grew, and building contracts led gains, though weather delayed work and lake shipping started late.
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Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank of
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Sly O1
Hoover On The Warpath At Republican Convention
Former President Herbert Hoover attacked the Roosevelt administration during a Cleveland speech, urging the GOP to pursue recovery and progressive reforms. He faulted the current leadership for economic ruin, contrasted his four White House years with present policy, and questioned actions after 1929. The article also reflects on the meaning and appeal of political conventions to voters and reporters, noting the allure of being part of a historic event.
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Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Cleveland
United States
Foramey
Republican Party
Rejick
Herbert Hanver
White House
America
Hebert Hoover
Hale
Roosevelt
Potatoes See Shortage Despite Urgent Supply Worries
A fragmentary report notes farmers opposed to artificial controls on the potato crop claim market forces will stabilize prices naturally. The survey hints at a serious shortage of both old potatoes and sea supplies, with industry voices reacting to the situation.
Puzzle Across Solution List From Fractured Clues
The page presents a jumbled crossword puzzle across clues with partial words and misprints. It includes references to places, numbers, and foreign terms, challenging solvers to deduce answers from distorted text entries and stray letters.
Potatoes Rally Amid Rain Shortage Across Markets
Twenty years ago a June 11 1916 Journal note reports high prices for Maine and southern potatoes in New York and Boston due to lack of rain. Potatoes remain vital as staple food while beans lentils and cereals offer substitutes as Europe endures scarcity.
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Kansas City
Maine
New York
Boston
America
STAR SIGNALS Dune 12 Birthdates and Advice
Zodiac style forecast notes that those born February 20 to March 20 face a day of adverse vibrations. It cautions against taking on major responsibility and excessive worry through June to August 1937, advising frugality and restraint in June and October. Socially favorable for new clothes or favors mid June 14 to 17 1936. Also mentions a mining village in Nova Scotia named St Marys as a near utopia with low taxes no public debt and no unemployment.
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ST. Mary's
N. S
Nova Scotia
Molly Pitcher Grave in Carlisle Landmark Mentioned
A fragment notes Molly Pitcher, heroine of the Battle of Monmouth, is associated with a graveyard along South Street in Carlisle. It mentions Route 11 between Chambersburg and Harrisburg passing through Carlisle and references the Pennsylvania Scenic and Historical Commission.
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Molly Pitcher
Carlisle
South Street
Hanover
Bedford Streets
Chambersburg
Harrisburg
Brat Wounded in Chest as Gun Misfire Occurs
June 11 report from Brie says six year old Donald Thompson of 224 East 2001 Street was accidentally shot in the chest with a .38 calibre revolver by friend Charles Swope of 509 1-2 East 18th Street. The bullet went through his left shoulder and he is at St Vincents Hospital likely to recover.
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Brie
Donald Thompson
East 2001 Street
Charles Swope
East 18Th Street
Thompson
James Thompson
St. Vincents Hospital
Funeral services for D. J. Dempsey Saturday
The body of Darky A. Dempsey, a former Corry barber, who died in St. Francis Hospital Pittsburgh after pneumonia, was brought to his sister Mrs. W. A. Blair at 240 Franklin Street. Funeral services will be Saturday at 2:30 AM at St. Thomas Church with interment at St. Thomas Cemetery.
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Darky A. Dempsey
Corry Barbes
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburgh
W. A. Blair
Franklin Street
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Wein
Austria
Texas
SIX Flags
Spain
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Mexico
Texas Republic
THE
Confederacy
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Cyprus
Amanthus
Scott
Daily Cross
Coe
Tre
SEE
KNOW
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historical Commission
D. J. Dempsey
Hation
Jell.o
Lemtuce
LaRsen
Graham Crackers
Grahams Edgemont
Vaney
Mouse
California
NEW Peas
Wwatson
Will J. Wilcox Donaldson Bards
Spring Creek
Ccorry
W. Knowlton
Lynn Cordon & Son
Columbus
Sheers
Montgomery Ward
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